Namma Indiya Dhesam Lyrics
From the movie Nijangal
Namma Indiya Dhesam Song Lyrics is the track from Nijangal Tamil Film – 1982. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by M. B. Sreenivas. Lyrics works penned by Pulamaipithan.
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Namma india dhesam kooda Ippadiththaan ippadiththaan
Santhiyilae nikkuthunga ippo ippo Idha sinthiththu paakkurathu eppo eppo
Namma india dhesam kooda Ippadiththaan ippadiththaan
Santhiyilae nikkuthunga ippo ippo Idha sinthiththu paakkurathu eppo eppo
Intha sudhanthiraththa pangu vachchu pangu vachchu
Yaaryaaro thinnathuthaan michcham michchaam
Intha sudhanthiraththa pangu vachchu pangu vachchu
Yaaryaaro thinnathuthaan michcham michchaam
Avunga oozhalilae saerththathuthaan latcham latcham
Aamaa oozhalilae saerththathuthaan latcham latcham
Namma india dhesam kooda Ippadiththaan ippadiththaan
Santhiyilae nikkuthunga ippo ippo Idha sinthiththu paakkurathu eppo eppo
Aalung katchikku Vote- kavalai
Arasiyalvaathikku Seettu kavalai
Andraadangkaaichchikku Veettu kavalai
Male and Chorus : Ada yaarukku irukkudaa naattu kavalai
Veedhikku veedhiyoru katchi irukku
Ingae saathikku saathiyoru sangam irukku
Aamam veedhikku veedhiyoru katchi irukku
Ingae saathikku saathiyoru sangam irukku
Vattam maavattam ellaam vasathiyilae
Ingae saathikku saathiyoru sangam irukku
Ingae vaazhgindra makkal mattum asathiyilae
Ingae vaazhgindra makkal mattum asathiyilae
Namma india dhesam kooda Ippadiththaan ippadiththaan
Santhiyilae nikkuthunga ippo ippo Idha sinthiththu paakkurathu eppo eppo
Aalung katchikku Vote kavalai
Arasiyalvaathikku Seettu kavalai
Andraadangkaaichchikku Veettu kavalai
Male and Chorus : Ada yaarukku irukkudaa naattu kavalai
Yaezhaikal vetpaalarukku ottai alippaar
Aamaam yaezhaikal vetpaalarukku ottai alippaar
Avar yaezhaikku kaiyil thiruvottai koduppaar
Thiruvottai koduppaar thiruvottai koduppaar
MA padichchaa kooda enna sirappu Oru MLA aanaa pothum yaega madhippu
MA padichchaa kooda enna sirappu Oru MLA aanaa pothum yaega madhippu
MA padichchaa kooda enna sirappu
Oru MLa aanaapothum
Ha haa oru MLA aanaapothum yaega madhippuyaega mathippu…
Vellaikkaranga pidiyinilae appa irunthim
Pala kollaigaaranga pidiyinilae ippa irukkom
Vellaikkaranga pidiyinilae appa irunthim
Pala kollaigaaranga pidiyinilae ippa irukkom
Kadaththalkaran kalapadakkaaran
Karuppu kanakku ezhuthum perum panakkaaran
Karuppu kanakku ezhuthum perum panakkaaran
Lancham lavanyam pannura theeran Katchi maarridum pachchonthikkaaran
Katchi maaridum pachchonthikkaaran
Arasiyal padhaviyila aadhaaram thedura asaagaaya sooran
Ippadi pala kollaikkaranga
Pidiyinilae ippa irukkom
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Namma Indiya Dhesam" from the 1982 film 'Nijangal' is a poignant and critical commentary on the state of India post-independence. Penned by Pulamaipithan, the lyrics express deep disillusionment with the political landscape and societal issues of the time. It laments that despite gaining freedom from colonial rule, the nation finds itself at a crossroads, plagued by corruption, self-serving politicians, and a widening gap between the rich and the poor. The song highlights how freedom has been exploited by a few, leading to widespread apathy towards national welfare, with everyone focused on their personal or party gains. It sharply criticizes the political system where education holds less value than political power, and where promises to the poor turn into further exploitation.
The lyrics paint a grim picture of a society riddled with smugglers, adulterators, black money hoarders, and opportunistic politicians who switch allegiances like chameleons. The song yearns for the return of a leader like Mahatma Gandhi, whose ideals of unity and selfless service are desperately needed to steer the nation back on track. It suggests that the founding fathers like Gandhi and Nehru would be heartbroken to witness the communal divisions and moral decay (referencing events like Meenakshipuram and Mandaikadu). Ultimately, the song concludes with a hopeful plea for unity, asserting that only through collective effort can the nation truly prosper and uplift its impoverished citizens, ensuring a brighter future for all.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Namma Indiya Dhesam?
Namma Indiya Dhesam is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Namma Indiya Dhesam from?
The song Namma Indiya Dhesam is featured in the movie Nijangal.
Who wrote the lyrics for Namma Indiya Dhesam?
The lyrics for Namma Indiya Dhesam were written by Pulamaipithan with music composed by M. B. Sreenivas.
Is English translation available for Namma Indiya Dhesam lyrics?
Yes! Namma Indiya Dhesam lyrics from Nijangal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Namma Indiya Dhesam lyrics?
The song "Namma Indiya Dhesam" from the 1982 film 'Nijangal' is a poignant and critical commentary on the state of India post-independence. Penned by Pulamaipithan, the lyrics express deep disillusionment with the political landscape and societal issues of the time. It laments that despite gaining freedom from colonial rule, the nation finds itself at a crossroads, plagued by corruption, self-serving politicians, and a widening gap between the rich and the poor. The song highlights how freedom has been exploited by a few, leading to widespread apathy towards national welfare, with everyone focused on their personal or party gains. It sharply criticizes the political system where education holds less value than political power, and where promises to the poor turn into further exploitation. The lyrics paint a grim picture of a society riddled with smugglers, adulterators, black money hoarders, and opportunistic politicians who switch allegiances like chameleons. The song yearns for the return of a leader like Mahatma Gandhi, whose ideals of unity and selfless service are desperately needed to steer the nation back on track. It suggests that the founding fathers like Gandhi and Nehru would be heartbroken to witness the communal divisions and moral decay (referencing events like Meenakshipuram and Mandaikadu). Ultimately, the song concludes with a hopeful plea for unity, asserting that only through collective effort can the nation truly prosper and uplift its impoverished citizens, ensuring a brighter future for all.
